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Advice for changing fan belt on WD45
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troy(el paso, il) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 05 May 2013 at 3:52pm
Hello All-

Just noticed my fan belt is starting to fray on my WD45, time to change, any pointers would be gladly appreciated.....Thanks in advance.
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Drain the radiator and remove the lower radiator hose at least on one end to get the fan belt to go by it. You have to remove the lower radiator hose...no other way.
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it is a good time to just replace the lower rad hose while you're at it.
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Don't forget to shut the engine off first!!  Tongue  Sorry couldn't resist!
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Really is easier to get ya a new lower hose and just cut the old one off
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How do you get it around the bottom pulley? My has a hand crank so there is no opening to slide the belt off..
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The hand crank rod that goes through the steering gearbox has a spring on it. It should be about 1" away from pulley unless you push on the rod to engage it into the pulley. When you stop pushing the rod flies back to home 1" away.
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